The restaurant is housed in a former paddle steamer and is now partially submerged in the water
A restaurant has been compared to the Titanic after sinking into the water at Lakeside Shopping Centre in Essex. Miller and Carter announced that they will be closed ‘until further notice’ after it started sinking down earlier today .
According to the restaurant the closure is due to “structural issues”. Photos and video of the restaurant show it partially submerged in the water. The full statement reads: "Dear Guests, unfortunately, we will be closed until further notice due to structural issues. We will contact every guest as soon as possible, for safety reasons we are unable to access our restaurant to answer any phone calls.
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